A) Maximum bone density occurs in late adolescence.
B) Maximum bone density occurs by the mid- to late 30s.
C) Peak functioning of the body's joints occurs in the 50s.
D) The rate of bone density loss accelerates and then decelerates with further aging.
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A) reading a newspaper
B) watching TV
C) looking at a turn signal indicator on a vehicle
D) reading a road sign during the day
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A) Both agree that adulthood is the time when the level of functioning in a number of cognitive domains is maintained or even increases.
B) Salthouse recently has argued that his longitudinal research on aging and cognitive functioning should not be dismissed.
C) Salthouse agrees with Schaie that cognitive functioning involving accumulated knowledge, such as vocabulary and general information, does not show early age-related decline but rather continues to increase at least until 60 years of age.
D) Schaie has argued that reasoning, memory, spatial visualization, and processing speed begin declining in early adulthood and show further decline in the 50s.
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A) increased strength in his upper arms.
B) sensitivity to high-pitched sounds.
C) joint stiffness.
D) decreased bladder control.
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A) HRT is least favorable in reducing negative menopausal symptoms for women 60 years and younger who are within 10 years of menopausal onset.
B) HRT is least favorable in reducing bone loss or fracture for women 60 years and younger who are within 10 years of menopausal onset.
C) HRT is less favorable for women who are more than 10 or more years from menopausal onset because of greater risk for cardiovascular disease.
D) HRT is less favorable for women who are below 50 years because of greater risk for Alzheimer disease.
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A) Decline in working memory is more likely to occur when individuals do not use effective memory strategies, such as organization and imagery.
B) Studies indicate that starting in late middle age, less time is needed to learn new information as working memory expands.
C) Decline in working memory in late middle age is due to lack of information stored over the years.
D) Studies indicate that techniques such as imagining phone numbers as representing different objects around the house are highly inefficient in improving working memory in middle adulthood.
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A) self-efficacy.
B) problem-focused coping.
C) meaning-making coping.
D) proactive coping.
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A) 20 and 29
B) 60 and 79
C) 40 and 59
D) 30 and 35
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A) spatial orientation.
B) inductive reasoning.
C) verbal ability.
D) perceptual speed.
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A) work-place stress that lowers longevity.
B) the aging of the baby-boom cohort.
C) rising male-to-female sex ratio.
D) high fertility rates.
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A) estrogen
B) testosterone
C) follicle stimulating hormone
D) luteinizing hormone
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A) decrease in the visual field's size
B) decrease in the eye's blind spot
C) formation of wrinkles under the eyes
D) increase in the size of the pupil
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A) an individual's ability to reason abstractly.
B) an individual's accumulated information and verbal skills.
C) an individual's ability to think hypothetically.
D) an individual's ability to use deductive reasoning.
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A) Late
B) Middle
C) Early
D) Emerging
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A) muscle integrity
B) focal power
C) visual acuity
D) accommodation
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